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- The article examines how UK elite newspapers report on climate change through the lens of issue politicisation and mediation, highlighting journalistic logic's role in shaping political framing.
- It identifies that different frames are used to present climate change as a legitimate issue, influencing the narratives and discussions that arise in the news.
- The research suggests that the interplay between political issues and journalistic practices affects which voices—both established and emerging—are amplified in climate change coverage, potentially impacting future reporting trends.
Article Abstract
This article explores the importance of issue politicisation and mediation for the reporting of climate change in UK elite newspapers. Specifically, this investigates how journalistic logic mediates political framing to produce commentaries on and discussion about climate change in the news. In analysing elite newspaper coverage over time in this case, the article shows that (1) various frames introduce the issue as a legitimate problem within coverage and that (2) the news stories these inform are opened to specific commentaries according to 'elite journalistic logic'. This configuration of coverage orders the speaking opportunities of established voices of science, politics and industry as well as those less established voices that enter to explain and qualify these elite accounts. The article concludes that the ingrained combination of issue politicisation and journalistic logic observed here will likely shape future elite reporting and those voices that it will include.
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